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  • Executive Editor, International, Variety
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Inside Netflix and Prime Video’s Fight to Reshape France’s Streaming Rules: ‘It’s an Unsustainable Equation’

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By Elsa Keslassy Verified
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Courtesy of Cédric Bertrand While Canal+ has just agreed to invest more than $1.1 billion in French and European films over the next five years, Amazon Prime Video and Netflix are fighting in court and behind closed doors to loosen France’s streaming regulations.
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After U.K. Approval of Paramount-WBD Deal, European Media Leaders Rally Behind David Ellison: ‘The Industry Will Be Stronger’ Original

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By Elsa Keslassy Verified, K.J. Yossman Verified
| Variety Verified
Home Film Global Aug 6, 2026 3:24pm PT By Elsa Keslassy, K.J. Yossman Getty Images The U.K.’s decision to clear Paramount Skydance’s $111 ⁠billion proposed acquisition of Warner Bros. Discovery has been broadly welcomed by European industry players. U.K. exhibitors, media executives and analysts have argued the deal reflects a wider shift in regulatory thinking as European broadcasters face mounting competitive pressure from global streaming giants.
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Cannes Critics’ Week Film ‘Six Months in a Pink and Blue Building’ Sells to Strand Releasing for North America (EXCLUSIVE) Original

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By Elsa Keslassy Verified
| Variety Verified
Home Film Global Aug 5, 2026 6:53am PT Six Months in a Pink and Blue Building. Courtesy of Bruno Santamaría Razo Strand Releasing has acquired North American rights to Bruno Santamaria Razo’s debut feature “Six Months in a Pink and Blue Building,” the Mexican coming-of-age drama that premiered at Critics’ Week at this year’s Cannes Film Festival.
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